New Line

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I was wondering how to cause a new line break, I thought it was /n. This is
not causing a line break when I look at the output. I have got this mixed up?

Thanks in advance for your assistance...
 
Jim Heavey said:
I was wondering how to cause a new line break, I thought it was /n. This is
not causing a line break when I look at the output. I have got this mixed up?

Thanks in advance for your assistance...
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On Windows, \r\n is the normal line separator. You can use
Environment.NewLine to get the line separate for the current platform.
 
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